Between the post-massive and the post-medial, the intersubjective?

Abstract

Post-massivity alludes to the overcoming of the massive, which in turn suggests dissimilar edges of reflection on this phenomenon linked to post-media culture. One of these edges is the idea that post-massive communicative processes are akin to intersubjective communicative processes, since the halo of democracy and freedom that animates the debate on the post-massive-posmedial runs the risk of placing the post-massive as a sphere of democratization of social relations, which can be confused with the democratizing principle of the intersubjective in human relations.